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Class 10 English: Glimpses of India Worksheet (with Answers)

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  1. 1. How many parts make up 'Glimpses of India'?
    • (a) three
    • (b) two
    • (c) four
    • (d) one
  2. 2. The Goan baker is called the:
    • (a) mali
    • (b) pader
    • (c) dhobi
    • (d) babu
  3. 3. Coorg is known for its plantations of:
    • (a) tea
    • (b) rubber
    • (c) coffee
    • (d) cotton
  4. 4. 'Tea from Assam' is set during a journey by:
    • (a) bus
    • (b) ship
    • (c) plane
    • (d) train
  5. 5. Name the three parts of the lesson.
  6. 6. What is Coorg famous for?
  7. 7. How does 'A Baker from Goa' show the importance of the baker in Goan life?
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  1. 1. (a) three — There are three parts.
  2. 2. (b) pader — He is called the pader.
  3. 3. (c) coffee — Coorg is famous for coffee.
  4. 4. (d) train — It is set on a train journey.
  5. 5. 'A Baker from Goa', 'Coorg' and 'Tea from Assam'.
  6. 6. Its coffee plantations, natural beauty and brave, hospitable people.
  7. 7. 'A Baker from Goa' presents the village baker, or pader, as a much-loved and essential figure in old Goan society, shaped by the long Portuguese influence in the region. The writer fondly recalls how the baker's fresh bread and sweet treats were not a luxury but a part of everyday life and especially of celebrations — no festival, wedding or feast was complete without them. The baker would visit regularly, greeted eagerly by children, and was recognised by his particular dress. Baking was a respected and profitable family profession passed down the generations, and the baker held a warm place in people's hearts. Through these memories, the piece shows how deeply the baker was woven into the social and festive fabric of Goan life.
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